Like many people, I thought Fibromyalgia was a bit wishy washy - primarily because of so many people that I’ve met who apparently suffer from Fibromyalgia and who also happen to be a bit wishy washy, along with the number of people who’ve read the list of symptoms and have decided that’s what they are going to have.
So this is the end of my first month of trying to be a little more sustainable, or at the very least buying less. It was also far easier for the first part of January as we were in Albufeira and there is nothing to buy and I mean nothing. Coming back to Bristol was more of a challenge,
So, this is how it goes. We get invited for an evening out. The day of the evening out I have to sleep in the afternoon in order to have the sheer oomph to get through the evening. Then I get ready, we go out and ‘sociable Steph’ arrives.
Whilst I am in the fortunate position that I don’t have to go to work and so have the time to spend researching different areas that interest me, I don’t have a bottomless pot of money to spend. So I am careful to find things that are free, or cheap, or at the very list provide me with what I consider to be value for money.
I'd intended for this blog post to be about 20 things I was going to do for 2020. I started 19 things for 2019, but admittedly, lost enthusiasm half way through the year. But, I thought, 2020 has a nice ring, so thought I'd dust my list off and try again. But then I started wondering as I pondered over my list, trying to find 20 things to do this year, 'Is this actually the way to go'?
It's a Wonky Life 